Fairlady Media

Grandma's Garden

Match vegetables, reveal their colors, and count along with Grandma.

Early learning in the garden · Ages 5 and under

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Find the letter D in Daisy beside Grandma and a row of letter cards.Find the letter D in Daisy beside Grandma and a row of letter cards. View larger.Four Garden activities show shapes, counting vegetables, choosing yellow flowers, and revealing an eggplant.Four Garden activities show shapes, counting vegetables, choosing yellow flowers, and revealing an eggplant. View larger.

Learning in context

Grandma turns a vegetable garden into a place to count, match, spot colors, and recognize letters. Eight mini-games give children small, concrete tasks, with silly vegetables and Grandma alongside them.

Gardening videos connect the illustrated garden with real plants. Children can also choose a surprise from Grandma's bag, and the full browser game offers a way to explore before choosing the iPhone or iPad app.

Early math

  • Count vegetables and recognize groups from 1 to 8.
  • Compare quantities and notice differences in size.

Letters and vocabulary

  • Identify starting letters in garden words.
  • Name vegetables such as potato, carrot, and cucumber.

Colors, shapes, and observation

  • Match vegetables and identify eight familiar colors.
  • Choose shapes and find the object that differs.

Mini-Games

Eight mini-games, real gardening videos, and surprises from Grandma's bag.

01

Match the Vegetables

Play. Reveal vegetables hidden behind baskets and find matching pairs.

Practice. Visual matching and remembering locations.

02

Color the Vegetable

Play. Color a vegetable to reveal its usual color and smiling face.

Practice. Color recognition and touch control.

03

Count the Vegetables

Play. Count vegetables and send them to Grandma's bag.

Practice. Counting and connecting numbers with quantities.

04

First Letters

Play. Put the missing first letter back into a garden word.

Practice. Initial-letter recognition and vocabulary.

05

Shapes

Play. Choose the watering can with the requested shape.

Practice. Recognizing and distinguishing shapes.

06

Touch the Colors

Play. Find flowers of the requested color.

Practice. Color recognition and visual attention.

07

Spot the Difference

Play. Find the vegetable that differs from the others.

Practice. Comparing size and other visible features.

08

Number Groups

Play. Choose the group with the requested number of items.

Practice. Recognizing quantities.

See the game in action

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Game trailer

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Keep playing with a coloring sheet

Learning in context

The garden connects early number, letter, and color tasks with objects children can name. Matching a vegetable, counting a basketful, and choosing a watering can give each prompt a visible purpose.

Try it together

Choose three vegetables at the table. Name their colors, count them, and look for the first letter in each name.

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From the App Store

Customer reviews

Selected five-star customer stories, in their own words. These excerpts reflect the app versions the reviewers used.

…Grandma asked for a kiss. She actually picked put the iPad, and KISSED THE SCREEN!

czgarrettU.S. App Store ·

The apps have enough range that our 5 year old can be challenged and our 3 year old does not get frustrated.

TeachlearnplayCanadian App Store ·

…the 2yo loves playing her brother's games, and this is one she can succeed at.

ShanzerzU.S. App Store ·

My 3 year old twins love this game. Grandma is so cute, and they love to give her kisses.

RandmelU.S. App Store ·

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Awards, reviews & App Store history

Recognition for Grandma's Garden

Explore the awards and published reviews this game has received. These records describe the versions available at the time.

Awards & editorial selections

Published reviews & coverage

From the review archive

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  • AppPicker

    Review · 2013

  • Best Apps for Kids

    Review

  • Best Kids Apps

    Review

  • I Heart This App

    Review · 2012

Compiled from original publications, Fairlady Media’s review correspondence, and our App Store descriptions. Links checked September 13, 2026. Looking for customer reviews? Read ratings and reviews on the App Store.

Privacy and grown-up controls

Our privacy policy describes how Fairlady Media apps handle local settings, child-created content, external actions, and support requests.

Apple's privacy label
Data Not Collected. Read this game's App Privacy details.
Child accounts
Our policy says children do not need to create an account or provide personal information.
On-device content
Apps may save settings, progress, rewards, or creations on the device. Our policy explains when an adult can choose to share content.
Links out of the app
Our policy places external support, privacy, sharing, and App Store actions behind a parent gate.
Contacting support
An adult can email us. We receive the email address and any details they choose to send so we can respond.

Policy and U.S. App Store label checked September 13, 2026. The Apple label and the website policy are separate sources.

Before you download

Designed for
Ages 5 and under
Apple age information
4+; Made for Ages 0–5
Devices
iPhone and iPad
Minimum system
iOS 11.0 or iPadOS 11.0
App language
English, as listed by Apple
Included content
Eight mini-games, real gardening videos, and surprises from Grandma's bag.
U.S. download price
$2.99 USD
Public version
3.2.1
Version release date
2026-08-17
Family Sharing
Up to six family members, with Family Sharing enabled

U.S. App Store facts checked September 13, 2026. Price, availability, and compatibility can change. Check the current listing before buying.

For device help, visit game support. For a question about this game, an adult can email support@fairladymedia.com.

Questions parents ask

Who is Grandma's Garden designed for?

Its current game description specifies ages 5 and under. Early counting, colors, and letter recognition are useful starting points. Individual children vary; explore the activities and screenshots together.

Can we try Grandma's Garden before buying?

Yes. The full browser game is available on this site. It has its own browser storage and loading requirements; the iPhone and iPad app is a separate App Store download.

What can we try away from the screen?

Choose three vegetables at the table. Name their colors, count them, and look for the first letter in each name.

Which devices can run the app?

The current U.S. listing requires iOS or iPadOS 11.0 or later. Check Apple's compatibility details for your device before purchasing.

Where can I find privacy and purchase information?

Read the privacy summary above, our privacy policy, and the current App Store listing for this game.

What if I need help?

Visit our support page for troubleshooting and a way to contact us.

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